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Four posters that alert riders to report suspicious behavior will be placed on and around MTA buses and subways.
Read More →Four consultants have been hired to develop a program to upgrade security at the nation's largest transit agency.
Read More →The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority exercises options with Bombardier to have 120 rail cars delivered to the Metro-North Railroad.
Read More →Mayor Bloomberg simultaneously criticizes and lauds the nation's largest transit agency in a radio interview.
Read More →It will cost the MTA nearly $40 million to purchase the buses by the end of 2005, and another $40 million a year to operate them.
Read More →Agency intends to offer entire host of transit services under a universally recognized name.
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How the Santa Monica, Calif., operation modified routes and bolstered communications to pick up the slack during the Los Angeles MTA mechanic's strike.
Read More →Nation's third-largest public transit agency agrees to deal with mechanics union, ending 35-day walkout.
Read More →MTA officials estimated the two sides were $98 million apart on key issues of wages and health care benefits when talks broke off last week.
Read More →Both sides resume talks after MTA initially backed away from a demand by mechanic's union that the transit agency take over struggling healthcare fund.
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